GlobalTimeGuideWorld time, holidays & planning
Live world clock & planning tools

World time, holidays and time-zone tools

Check the time anywhere, compare cities, plan calls, find public holidays and calculate working days — with each country using its own time-zone and calendar rules.

15 focused country guidesLive city clocksIANA time zonesNamed holiday sources
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Find a city or country

Search across 50 countries and 150+ cities.

Popular world clocks

Live local time and the current difference from your own time zone.

New York
United States
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United Kingdom
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Japan
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France
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Spain
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Germany
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Planning tools

Complete time & calendar toolkit

Use live world clocks, time-zone tools, calendars and planning utilities built for international travel and scheduling.

Moon phases

Current phase, illumination and focused lunar calendars for 2026 and 2027.

Browse by country

Every country page is built around that country’s own cities, time zones, currency, holiday data and daylight-saving rules.

Time zones that adjust automatically

Offsets can change during the year because of daylight saving time. GlobalTimeGuide uses named IANA time zones such as America/New_York and Europe/London rather than fixed UTC offsets, so the live clocks update when local rules change.

For important appointments, use the converter with the exact meeting date instead of assuming today’s time difference applies all year.

Holiday data by country

Public-holiday tools show regional differences when the available source data includes them. This matters in countries such as Germany, Spain, Canada and Australia, where some holidays differ by state or region.

School holidays can be even more local. The checker labels missing school data instead of inventing dates.

Frequently asked questions

How does GlobalTimeGuide know my time zone?

Your browser provides a standard IANA time-zone identifier. The site uses it locally in your browser to calculate time differences.

Are time differences adjusted for daylight saving time?

Yes. Named time zones are used so current and date-specific conversions can reflect daylight saving changes.

Are public holidays the same in every region?

Not always. Some countries have state, province or regional holidays, and the holiday checker shows subdivision information when it is available.

Plan 2026–2027

Calendars that go beyond the clock

Use working-day tables, regional school-holiday guides, week numbers and city daylight tables without expanding into unverified country coverage.

Working daysSchool holidaysWeek numbers 2027Sunrise & sunsetClock changes